Help on 2018 Volvo XC60 T6 to T8 R Design and/or 2017-2018 Volvo XC90 T6 or T8 R Design Leases

Hello,
Im in the market on getting a new car as my currently lease car will end in Dec. Could someone help me on some insights on a good deal for a lease on the following car? Looking for lease payment less than $500 but up to $550 w/ tax. (Lower the better). What do you think is a good lease deal on these car and should I wait till end of year, closer to my lease end before jumping the gun?

2018 Volvo XC60 T6 or T8 R-Design / Either White or Blue with 21" wheels, Advanced Pkg, Vision Pkg, air suspension, B&W, and Convenience pkg.

Looking for similar options for a 2017 or 2018 XC90 as well. Please let me know. Thanks.

Do your work and you will know where you stand. No one here will build your cars to figure out MSRP. Once you do, you can get numbers on Edmunds forum and current incentives on Volvo site. Then use calculator.

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Step 1: Locate local dealers.
Step 2: Find a vehicle that fullfills your needs.
Step 3: Using Volvo website, look up all the standard rebates and discounts.
Step 4: Find out the MF and RV of the vehicle through Edmunds Forum.
Step 5: Email the dealers and ask for a price breakdown.
Step 6: Once you receive a quote, post on the forum and seek advice.

Everyone is here to help you, however we’re not brokers. If you want someone to do all the work and give you flat numbers after taking into consideration all of your preferences, you should contact a broker.

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So, here is one of the deals I just received on the 2017 XC90 T8 R Design. I don’t think its that great of a deal since the residual sucks but what can I do in order to get below $600 range? Is that even possible? This is just based on one inquiry. Please lmk what you think. Appreciate your help.

SRP: $79,975
DIS PRICE: $71,500 (dealer discounts plus $5,000 Volvo Allowance & $750 Costco Program)

TERM: 36 MO
RATE: .00192
RESIDUAL: .53
ALLOW MI/YR: 7,500
DRIVE OFF: $0
(we can use the $4,585 T8 Noncash Lease Credit as a cap cost reduction and cover your drive off)
REBATE: $4,585
MO. PYMT: 1,081.13 (LA county tax rate of 9.25 was applied)

RESIDUAL: .52
ALLOW MI/YR: 10,000
MO. PYMT: $1,104

Below is the specs on the car.

Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) $65,900
R-Design Features $1,900
Full LED headlights w/
Active Bending Lights (ABL)
Auto Highbeam (AHB) &
Thor’s Hammer DRL
Illuminated Tread Plates
High-level Interior Illumination
R-Design Lower Front Spoiler
R-Design Front Grille
R-Design Silk-metal Mirror Covers
Integrated Aluminum Roof Rails
R-Design 20" 5-spoke Alloy Wheels
R-Design Nubuck & Nappa Leather Contour Seats
Metal Mesh Aluminum Inlays
R-Design Perforated Leather Steering Wheel
Steering Wheel Gear Shift Paddles
R-Design Nappa Leather Key Fob
R-Design Badge, tailgate
Vision Package $1,950
360° Surround View Camera
Retractable Rear-view Mirrors
Automatically Dimmed Inner & Exterior Mirrors
Blind Spot Information System & Cross Traffic
Alert
Convenience Package $1,800
Pilot Assist-Semi Autonomous Drive
w/Adaptive Cruise Control
Grocery bag holder
HomeLink
12V power outlet, cargo area
Compass (Interior Rearview Mirror)
Park Assist Pilot + Front Park Assist
Metallic Paint $560
Protection Package Plus* $520
Integrated Center Booster Cushion $250
22" 5-Double Spoke Alloy Wheel $1,000
Carbon Fiber Inlays $800
Bowers and Wilkins Premium Sound $2,500
4-Corner Air Suspension $1,800
Destination Charge $995
Total Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) $79,975

Doubt you can get close to $600/month with those poor RVs. Wait for incentives to increase, ask for larger discounts (before incentives/rebates) and apply max MSDs.

Below $600 isn’t going to happen this month on that car. Check out a T6R, MF and residuals are both better but I still doubt you’ll be close to your target monthly.

What about this deal. This is a demo car w/ 6000 miles but w/ all the options. Is there more room for discount? This is a 2107 XC90 T6 R Design with similar options as above mentioned but a demo car.

It will be very hard to get anywhere close to the 600’s this month for a T8. In fact, the best quote that I’ve gotten so far for a 53K T5 was $500 per month for a 36/10 lease with taxes and fees, $3,000, paid upfront. This was in NJ and I understand that dealers in this area, NYC, are not willing to give much of a discount. But, I have even tried to reach as far as MD and VA and I had one dealer from VA laugh at my offer when I tried to negotiate a 54K 2017 XC90 T5 for 11% off MSRP before rebates.

So only $4k discount before $5k Volvo allowance? I’d expect at least 10% off before any incentives for a new unit.

He’s not even going to lease before December, as I understand. Just wasting our time at this point.

Someone got 485 with first month drive off on a 53k T5. And he did not even do msd. So sub 450 xc90 should be possible. And that person was in Texas where they pay tax on full price.

It was in August, numbers were different, and $3.5k conquest is replaced with $3k cash.

I’ll have to expand my seach to other states then. Here in thr NY area dealers wont budge below 6 to 7 % discount.

Even better since more people qualify!! Also the deal was in Texas, where the leases are notoriously bad.

These deals frequently take a lot of time to identify the right dealer and the right vehicle.

You need to hire a broker.